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due to a recent bout with dumbasses (had a truck in front of me lose two pallets of rolled insulation at 65-70 mph) ive found myself with a new ride. The insurance company bs was kinda painful, but i made it through it. Ive owned many bikes, most recently an 08 fxdb. Picked up a 02 night train a few days ago and while i havent gotten to ride it much im pretty stoked about it. A few things will have to go like the bars and headlight but overall i dig it
Heres a few pics
Anybody know anything about these wheels? Stock option or no? Ive never em
holy lower lumbar support on that seat, batman. and no, im pretty sure those aren't harley wheels.. i'm also pretty sure that the stock train wheel came with a laced spoke in the front, and a black/aluminum holed wheel in the rear.. there's a night train thread around here somewhere you should search for and check out
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